Starts 21 Jul 2025
Ends 1 Aug 2025
Africa/Kigali
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ICTP-EAUMP School on Real and Harmonic Analysis | (smr 4087)
Kigali - Rwanda
A School in collaboration with AMU, CIMPA, ISP and University of Rwanda
An ICTP Meeting in person
This school focuses on the foundations of real and harmonic analysis, and their interactions with other areas of pure and applied mathematics.
Real Analysis studies the fine properties of functions and sets, while harmonic analysis provides a mathematical framework to study different types of oscillatory phenomena in nature. Together, they lie in the backbone of many applications to other areas such as partial differential equations, complex analysis, number theory and computer science. In this school, several experts in the field will deliver a series of introductory minicourses presenting these connections.
An ICTP Meeting in person
This school focuses on the foundations of real and harmonic analysis, and their interactions with other areas of pure and applied mathematics.
Real Analysis studies the fine properties of functions and sets, while harmonic analysis provides a mathematical framework to study different types of oscillatory phenomena in nature. Together, they lie in the backbone of many applications to other areas such as partial differential equations, complex analysis, number theory and computer science. In this school, several experts in the field will deliver a series of introductory minicourses presenting these connections.
Speakers:
Week 1
Emanuel Carneiro (ICTP, Italy)
Mateus Sousa (BCAM, Spain)
Luz Roncal (BCAM, Spain)
C. Kurujyibwami (UR, Rwanda)
Week 2
Job Bonyo (MMU, Kenya)
Gabrielle Nornberg (UC, Chile)
Diogo Oliveira e Silva (IST - Lisbon, Portugal)
Grants: A limited number of grants are available to support the attendance of selected participants, with priority given to participants from developing countries. There is no registration fee.
**DEADLINE: 01/04/2025**
Organizers
Wellars Banzi (University of Rwanda), Minani Froduald (University of Rwanda), Celestin Kurujyibwami (University of Rwanda), Stephen Wanyonyi Luketero (University of Nairobi), John Mango (Makerere University), Solange Mukeshimana (University of Rwanda), Denis Ndanguza (University of Rwanda), Venuste Nyagahakwa (University of Rwanda), Mateus Sousa (Basque Center for Applied Mathematics), Balazs Szendroi (University of Vienna), Bengt-Ove Turesson (Uppsala University), Paul Vaderlind (Stockholm University), ICTP Scientific Contact: Emanuel Carneiro (ICTP)
